MMH    Topics 

Merger of warehouse automation software companies forms Ascent Warehouse Logistics

Intek and Minerva Associates, SencorpWhite businesses, have completed their merger and are now known as Ascent Warehouse Logistics.


Intek and Minerva Associates, SencorpWhite businesses, have announced that they have completed their merger, resulting in the creation of a more comprehensive warehouse automation solutions company. The new company is named Ascent Warehouse Logistics. This merger solidifies their commitment to providing high performance software solutions for the warehousing and distribution sector, the company added.

Ascent Warehouse Logistics begins day one with more than sixty years of combined warehouse automation expertise. “I am delighted to announce the completion of this exciting merger between our two warehouse automation software companies, Intek and Minerva Associates,” said Corey E. Calla, CEO of SencorpWhite. “With this merger, we will be able to provide tremendous value to both new and existing customers by combining the expertise of two well versed software groups.”

“Each of our solution stacks and expertise are uniquely positioned to rapidly innovate and bring to market high-quality solutions configured unique market changes. Our focus on providing excellent service to our customers will continue and software users can be assured that there will be no disruption to current packages. The completion of this merger will also eliminate any confusion in the marketplace,” said Martin Mclean, President of Ascent Warehouse Logistics.

Ascent Warehouse Logistics designs, develops, and implements warehouse automation solutions. The company states its team of experts combines industry-leading software and business practices to improve order/inventory accuracy and overall productivity while reducing dependence on labor. By leveraging the expertise of two highly successful material handling solution providers, Intek and Minerva Associates, Ascent Warehouse Logistics delivers comprehensive software best suited for the customer’s operation in manufacturing and distribution. Ascent controls automated material handling hardware, picking automation technologies, ASRS, and emerging robotics technologies to fit each client’s needs. Ascent warehouse automation software combines WMS/MES/WCS/WES solutions for delivering Tier 1 warehouse performance to bridge the operational performance gap at a mid-market price point, according to Ascent Warehouse Logistics.


Article Topics

News
Ascent Warehouse Logistics
Intek
Minerva Associates
Warehouse Control Systems
Warehouse Execution Systems
Warehouse Management Systems
   All topics

Ascent Warehouse Logistics News & Resources

Merger of warehouse automation software companies forms Ascent Warehouse Logistics

Latest in Materials Handling

Automate & Accelerate: Replacing Pick-to-Light with the Next Generation of Automation
6 Ways to Re-evalute Fulfillment This Year
MHEFI awards record-breaking $231,700 in scholarships to 61 students
ALAN opens nominations for 2024 Humanitarian Logistics Awards
Kenco to install an AutoStore system at its Jeffersonville, Ind., DC
Schneider Electric rolling out WMS and TMS solutions from Manhattan Associates at scale
Leaders Q & A with Bryan Ferguson: Resurgence of RFID technology
More Materials Handling

Subscribe to Materials Handling Magazine

Subscribe today!
Not a subscriber? Sign up today!
Subscribe today. It's FREE.
Find out what the world's most innovative companies are doing to improve productivity in their plants and distribution centers.
Start your FREE subscription today.

May 2024 Modern Materials Handling

A complete modernization of the sortation and conveyance at Boscov’s DC, along with updated software and a new order processing area, have transformed the ability of the department store chain’s DC to move more cartons in less time, while permitting more frequent replenishment shipment for stores.

Latest Resources

Automate & Accelerate: Replacing Pick-to-Light with the Next Generation of Automation
Berkshire Grey and S&H Systems present a webinar showcasing how their Robotic Put Wall systems offer a cost-effective solution to aging pick-to-light systems
6 Ways to Re-evalute Fulfillment This Year
Materials Handling Robotics: The new world of heterogeneous robotic integration
More resources

Latest Resources

2023 Automation Study: Usage & Implementation of Warehouse/DC Automation Solutions
2023 Automation Study: Usage & Implementation of Warehouse/DC Automation Solutions
This research was conducted by Peerless Research Group on behalf of Modern Materials Handling to assess usage and purchase intentions forautomation systems...
How Your Storage Practices Can Affect Your Pest Control Program
How Your Storage Practices Can Affect Your Pest Control Program
Discover how your storage practices could be affecting your pest control program and how to prevent pest infestations in your business. Join...

Warehousing Outlook 2023
Warehousing Outlook 2023
2023 is here, and so are new warehousing trends.
Extend the Life of Brownfield Warehouses
Extend the Life of Brownfield Warehouses
Today’s robotic and data-driven automation systems can minimize disruptions and improve the life and productivity of warehouse operations.
Power Supply in Overhead Cranes: Energy Chains vs. Festoons
Power Supply in Overhead Cranes: Energy Chains vs. Festoons
Download this white paper to learn more about how both systems compare.